How do I choose the right embroidery machine head count?

Start with product mix and daily output. A single-head machine gives maximum flexibility for varied short runs, while a two-head machine stitches two matching pieces at once in a compact footprint.

Can the embroidery machine be configured for my country?

Voltage, plug, control language, documents and shipping terms can be specified by destination and confirmed on the final configuration sheet.

Compact single-head and two-head computerized embroidery machines in a clean showroom

ZHUJI · ZHEJIANG · CHINA

Small machines.
Serious work.

Compact single-head and two-head embroidery machines sourced from Zhuji’s manufacturing cluster. Built for studios, custom shops and growing teams—with one-machine orders welcome.

Find your configuration → ▶ See the buying process

01Machine
minimum order

1 + 2Head-count
specialists

ZHUJIIndustry-belt
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Small embroidery studio producing a cap, jacket, polo, tote bag, towel and custom patches on a compact single-head machine

ONE MACHINE · MANY REVENUE STREAMS Products your customers already want.

Caps, uniforms, jackets, bags, towels and patches—from personalized one-offs to short repeat runs in one compact studio.

01 / MACHINES

Choose around the work.

Two compact formats.
One practical starting point.

Start with what you stitch and how many pieces you run. Then choose between the flexibility of one head and the doubled workflow of two.

01SMALL-BATCH FIT

START LEAN

Single-head

SamplesPersonalizationStartup studios

Flexible for varied jobs, names, patches and short runs. A sensible first step when order mix matters more than volume.

Single-head machine details ↗

02GROWTH FIT

ADD CAPACITY

Two-head

Growing shopsRepeat ordersTwo-piece output

Two embroidery heads in a compact footprint. A focused upgrade for teams that need more output while keeping a small workshop layout.

Two-head machine details ↗

MAKE MORE THAN ONE THING

Flat. Cap.
Tubular. Patch.

Compact does not have to mean limited. Tell us your product mix first, and your single-head or two-head configuration can be built around the right frame, table and attachment set.

01 / GARMENTS02 / CAPS03 / SHOES & BAGS04 / PATCHES

01 · EVERYDAY ORDERSPolos & uniformsChest logos, names, workwear and team apparel. 02 · POPULAR MARGINCaps & hatsStructured and soft caps with the correct cap frame set. 03 · EASY TO BATCHPatches & badgesBrand, club, uniform and fashion patch production. 04 · SPECIALTY WORKBags & shoesLogos and decorative stitching with suitable clamps or fixtures. 05 · PREMIUM VALUEJackets & hoodiesChest, sleeve and larger back placements. 06 · MOQ 1 READYPersonalized giftsNames, towels, gifts, samples and short custom runs.

SUPPLIER FACTS

A clear answer for buyers.

Zhuji embroidery machine sourcing at a glance.

Product focus: Commercial single-head and two-head computerized embroidery machines
Minimum order: One machine
Source location: Zhuji, Zhejiang, China
Applications: Flat garments, caps, tubular goods, patches, bags and shoes
Typical buyers: Startups, custom embroidery shops, studios and growing production teams
First quote needs: Products, design size, daily volume, voltage, destination and required frames

02 / WHY ZHUJI

Closer to the supply chain.

Built where embroidery machines are built.

Zhuji is home to a concentrated embroidery-machine industry. That proximity connects machine assembly with component supply, technical know-how and export coordination in one region.

Configuration accessCompare formats and attachments without being locked into one oversized model.
Practical sourcingStart at one machine and define the order around your actual application.
Expansion pathAdd a second machine or step from one head to two without changing your sourcing base.

03 / FIRST-ORDER STANDARD

Small order. Full attention.

MOQ 1 should not mean guesswork.

Your first machine still needs the right electrical standard, working area, application attachments and pre-shipment checks. Those details belong in the quotation before production starts.

01Application reviewGarments, caps, patches, materials and daily output.

02Configuration sheetHeads, needles, frame sizes, table and optional attachments.

03Pre-shipment proofConfirm the inspection, packing list and machine documents in your quotation.

04After-arrival planClarify setup guidance, training format and spare-parts scope before ordering.

04 / HOW IT WORKS

From your product to your machine.

A clearer way to buy
from China.

01
Share the work
Send garment photos, design sizes, expected volume, voltage and destination.
02
Match the setup
Define machine format, working area, frames and attachments around the job.
03
Confirm the order
Review the specification, commercial terms, inspection scope and packing list.
04
Build & dispatch
Complete agreed checks, shipping documents and the after-arrival support plan.

YOUR STARTING POINT

Not sure what to ask for?

Build a clean
machine brief.

Choose what you know. We’ll turn it into a short, copyable RFQ checklist—useful for comparing quotations without missing the basics.

YOUR MACHINE BRIEF

05 / COMMON QUESTIONS

Before you order.

Questions buyers ask first.

Can I really order only one machine?+

Yes. The site is positioned around one-machine orders. The exact model, configuration, commercial terms and shipping scope should be confirmed in your quotation.

How do I choose the right head count?+

Start with product mix and daily output. A single-head machine gives maximum flexibility for varied short runs; a two-head machine lets you stitch two matching pieces at once in a compact footprint.

What information should I send for a quote?+

Share product photos, design dimensions, fabric types, expected quantity, electrical standard, destination and any cap or special-frame requirements.

Can the machine be configured for my country?+

Voltage, plug, language, documents and shipping terms should be specified by destination and confirmed on the final configuration sheet.

06 / BUYER KNOWLEDGE

Make the first decision clearer.